Threads by latest replies - Page 3378

(5 replies)

Imageboards are unironically a great learning resource

No.13404181 ViewReplyOriginalReport
I learned a lot of mathematical and scientific concepts thanks to /sci/.
(572 replies)

/sfg/ - Space Flight General: Heat Resistant Flaps Edition

No.13400783 ViewReplyLast 50OriginalReport
Previous: >>13396862
567 posts and 145 images omitted
(22 replies)
No.13401940 ViewReplyOriginalReport
How do i melt a diamond?
17 posts and 3 images omitted
(8 replies)
No.13403338 ViewReplyOriginalReport
how do you get into high paying position at tech companies without enduring actually going through the educational part? i want to study social sciences and history but i really love technology and see myself working in a tech job after graduating.

how do i accomplish that?
3 posts and 1 image omitted
(5 replies)
No.13403804 ViewReplyOriginalReport
>What is it that makes this body, an aggregation of matter, move?
>To make this body mobile, in what way does the electrical energy flow?
That is wisdom/Jnana.
That is Prajnana (Profound knowledge).
This is referred to in the Vedas as 'Prajnanam Brahma' - Awareness is Brahma.
Prajnana in English is called as Radiation.
Through this radiation, the energy that moves the body is called as Vibration.
That is Prana or Life force.
It is due to this life force that the body moves.
The body is a result of Materialization.
Thus, body is an aggregation of matter.
Life force is an aggregation of air.
Jnana is an aggregation of Paramatma/God.
Students must make an effort to understand the relationship between these three.
(5 replies)
(9 replies)

Two more weeks

No.13402012 ViewReplyOriginalReport
It appears we are perpetually frozen in time, exactly two weeks out from an eventuality that sees Trump returns to the white house. What does physics have to say about this?
4 posts and 1 image omitted
(5 replies)
(5 replies)
No.13404238 ViewReplyOriginalReport
The science is rather conclusive that pain is simply the product of activity in a few discrete areas of the brain. When humanity knows enough to manually alter the human genome, they should breed out these pain areas from the brain. Because the concept of bad is only existent to the brain anyways.

Think about it logically. You might say pain is necessary for survival and whatnot. But the only reason death is bad is because areas of the brain are programmed to fear death. And the only reason anything at all can be bad is because areas of the brain are programmed to think of them so. And if we remove these physical areas from the brain (from the human genetic code) then nobody will be able to conceptualize "bad" anymore and therefore everything will be good. You know I'm right.
(9 replies)

how accurate is this?

No.13403313 ViewReplyOriginalReport
4 posts omitted